👉 Chemistry missiles, also known as thermonuclear or hydrogen bombs, are a class of weapons that combine a fission bomb (typically a uranium or plutonium core) with a thermonuclear fusion fuel, usually lithium deuteride or hydrogen isotopes. When the fission bomb explodes, it generates an intense heat and pressure that vaporizes the fusion fuel, initiating a rapid nuclear chain reaction. This reaction releases an enormous amount of energy in the form of additional neutrons, which then collide with more fusion fuel, exponentially amplifying the reaction. The culmination of this process is a massive release of energy, typically measured in megatons of TNT equivalent, making chemistry missiles the most powerful weapons ever created.
